Midnight Buffet

MB's Kyle McCoy was lucky enough to sit down with writer/director Wes Hopper and discuss his film, Month to Month.

Month to Month will be screening at the NYC DFFF on Thursday, February 23rd at 8pm at the Duo Multicultural Arts Center, 62 East 4th Street, East Village, NYC, http://duotheater.org/film.php

For more information about the film, you can visit its website, www.month2monthmovie.com, or join its Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Month-To-Month-Movie/136518396463619.

But for now, read the interview with Wes Hopper by clicking here!  Enjoy!

Greetings!

Just a reminder that you can get updates when we release new material for all of our projects by liking us on facebook!  

New pixel art pieces, new songs/musicals, new reviews and much more!  Remember, there's something on the Midnight Buffet for everyone!

When we here at MB happen to stumble across other admirable feats of creativity, we try to give them the 'buffet bump' and share them with our followers.  A perfect example would be this week's video spotlight, Rachel's the Boss.  A short film entirely written and directed by 9 year-old Rachel, starring most of her family.  Check it out below!

Click here to watch "Rachel's the Boss" and enjoy!

Finished pixel art piece from Kyle McCoy.

MB's Becky Ferreira has released a double-dose of dynamic reviews!  First she takes a look at In Pursuit of the Traveling Salesman followed by The Best of All Possible Worlds.

Click here to read January's edition of Double Reading Rainbow by Becky Ferreira!

Greetings, folks!

We've updated our Articles page by cataloging all of our reviews there, too.  Check out many of the cool, thought-provoking books that have been reviewed by our own Becky Ferreira! 

 ...Also, take a look at Kyle McCoy's "contribution" of reviewing all the Saw movies.  

We really cover both ends of the spectrum here at Midnight Buffet, that's for sure.

Shhh!  
Becky Ferreira was lucky enough to get the scoop 
on the first meeting of the 
Secret Science Club in 2012!  Read all about it!  

Greetings, friends!  Our resident pixel artist Kyle McCoy is going to have some of his work featured in the upcoming show "Is This Thing On? 2" at the prestigious Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles!  "Is This Thing On? 2" is the sequel to the mega-hit art show last year which features work inspired by performers in the world of comedy.

McCoy will have several pieces featured in the exhibit but here at Midnight Buffet we were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at one of the pieces, based on the NBC comedy, Community!

The above photo features the cast of the Community in their "pilot" clothes and the second piece is their Christmas selves (according to Abed).  McCoy reports that there will be several more variations of the cast in the final piece.

Be sure to check out more of his work at the Pixel Art Shop and stay tuned for more!

Kyle McCoy brings us a new article counting down the five worst movie posters of 2011.  Don't worry, he didn't actually see any of them.  And thanks to all those who have sent in their sympathies as Kyle continues to recover from watching Green Lantern.

Enjoy!

Click here to read The Five Worst Movie Posters of 2011 by Kyle McCoy.

Hey friends!  Kyle McCoy here.

I just wanted to stop in and thank everyone for their constant support of the site.  I know there's been a lack of updates the past month or so, but have no fear!  I haven't just been sitting around playing the latest Zelda game the whole time (it's only, like, half the time).  No, we actually have a few big announcements that are culminating in the next two weeks or so.

Big news on the pixel art front, our review section and our upcoming radio drama "The Roulette Chronicles!"  Project Springfield may even be thrust into the spotlight once again!  In the meantime, I have some cool never-before-seen tidbits that I plan to sprinkle through the end of January.

So, sit tight.  I'm alive and well and I appreciate your patience.  It's all about to pay off very soon.